ME/CFS Australia (SA) Inc: Here's something for tertiary students with ME/CFS

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Here’s something for tertiary students with ME/CFS

Wednesday 18 June 2008

There’s a new program to improve support for students with disabilities in the TAFE SAand university systems: the National Disability Coordination Officer Program.

One of the three State NCDOs is Monica Leahy, who has been a great ally of ours in the campaign to improve the lot of people with MCS. She tells us that ME/CFS has been designated a key disability and is keen to work with us to get the news out about how you can be helped if you’re studying or planning to. And she can take back our needs into the NCDO system.

It’s great that Monica is willing to open doors for us.

So have a look at the two flyers she sent. One is about a coming open day for prospective students with disabilities on 25 July.

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